CITE, in partnership with Islamic Schools Association Australia (ISAA), launched the inaugural stimulus paper, entitled: A Shared Vision for Islamic Schooling in Australia: Learners, Learning and Leading Learning in August 2023. The “stimulus paper outlines a road map stimulus paper outlines a shared vision (a road map) for Australian Islamic schooling as a pedagogical resource to stimulate reflection, cultivate reconnection, and inspire renewal, leading to distinction” (Chown, Memon & Abdalla, 2023; p 11).
Our long held mantra among Islamic schools in Australia of 'unity in our diversity' is no longer a luxury, but a necessity in light of emerging challenges. The "Stronger Together" initiative is an endeavor towards forming a robust consortium of Islamic schools that are collaborating to address challenges common to us all. This endeavor strives to not only preserve the Islamic ethos within our individual schools but also advance a distinct approach to faith-based schooling, honoring our transformative purpose, and that which can serve as a healing to the field of education broadly.
This stimulus paper outlines a shared vision (a road map) for Australian Islamic schooling as a pedagogical resource to stimulate reflection, cultivate reconnection, and inspire renewal, leading to distinction’.
(Chown, Memon & Abdalla, 2023; p11)
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